Commanders release DT Jonathan Allen after failing to find trade partner
The Washington Commanders announced Friday that they are releasing two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jonathan Allen. The move, which frees up $16.5 million in cap space for the Commanders, comes after Washington failed to find a trade partner for the 30-year-old veteran.
Former Washington Commanders' defensive tackle Jonathan Allen could wind up signing for the NFC East rival Dallas Cowboys.
Texas Longhorns offensive lineman Kelvin Banks Jr. could be the new target for the Washington Commanders following the NFL ...
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Commanders 2025 Free Agency Tracker: Keeping up with all the moves as Washington tries to build off 2024 successThe Washington Commanders have 28 unrestricted free agents, as well as one exclusive rights free agent, heading into the ...
Reports are circulating out of Washington, D.C. that the Washington Commanders are set to release pass rusher Jonathan Allen if they cannot find a willing trade partner. Michael Silver of ...
The Commanders rose to new, long-awaited heights with Zach Ertz in 2024. Now they've rewarded the veteran tight end.
After eight seasons with the Washington Commanders, two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jonathan Allen has been released, allowing him to hit free agency. The move ends a long-standing relationship ...
Jonathan Allen’s arrival would solve the Dallas Cowboys’ D-line crisis without sacrificing anything in the down-low ...
The San Francisco 49ers are expected to pursue recently released Washington Commanders' defensive tackle Jonathan Allen in free agency.
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